Valorant skins are a great way to customize your in-game weapons. In our Valorant skins collection guide, we provide a breakdown of all the weapon cosmetics in the game, along with their prices. Players can purchase individual skins, or full skin bundles for a discount, from the store.
The in-game store rotates weapon skins in two different sections. Featured skins rotate every two weeks, and the Offers section rotates every 2-3 days.
Skins are bought with VALORANT Points (VP), a premium currency used to unlock in-game content. VP can only be obtained with real currency from within the VALORANT client. Completing agent contracts is how you can obtain Agent-specific skins.
VALORANT Weapon and Melee Skins
Players can earn cosmetics through Contracts, Battle Pass progress, or by purchasing them directly from the store. Skins do not interfere with gameplay, so they are not pay-to-win.
Models, animations, audio, and visual effects may all be different, but they should not have any impact on gameplay. Other players only see your custom weapon skin, and will not see custom reload animations, visual effects, sounds, and other features exclusive to that skin.
Radianite Points
Valorant introduced Radianite Points that allow players to evolve their weapons. After unlocking specific skins, you can use Radianite Points to evolve it and obtain new variants. Each new level of the skin adds new customizations such as effects, animations, audio, and other color variants.
Radianite Points can be earned through completing Battle Pass challenges. You can also purchase Radianite Points through the VALORANT Store.
Valorant Weapon Skins Collection Guide
Here’s a list of the different sets of Valorant skins currently in the game:
- Infantry Collection
- Prime 2.0 Collection
- Valorant GO! Vol 1 Collection
- Celestial Collection
- Glitchpop EP 2. Collection
- Horizon Collection
- Prism II Collection
- Winterwunderland Collection
- BlastX Collection
- Sensation Collection
- Wasteland Collection
- Ion Collection
- Smite Collection
- Gravitational Uranium Neuroblaster Collection
- Singularity Collection
- Ego Collection
- Nebula Collection
- Spline Collection
- Glitchpop Collection
- Oni Collection
- Elderflame Collection
- Convex Collection
- Sovereign Collection
- Avalanche Collection
- Imperium Collection
- Ronin Collection
- Reaver Collection
- Luxe Collection
- Prism Collection
- Agent Collection
- Prime Collection
- Aristocrat Collection
- Dot Exe Collection
- Kingdom Collection
- Couture Collection
- Rush Collection
- Galleria Collection
Valorant Skins by Weapon
- Classic
- Shorty
- Frenzy
- Ghost
- Sheriff
- Stinger
- Spectre
- Bucky
- Judge
- Bulldog
- Guardian
- Phantom
- Vandal
- Marshal
- Operator
- Ares
- Odin
- Melee
Spline Collection
The Spline collection made its debut in Valorant on September 2, 2020. It features skins for the Phantom, Operator, Spectre, Classic, and Melee in four variants. Overall, the Spline Collection costs 7,100 Valorant Points from the store or 1,775 for each weapon and 3,550 for the Melee. Players who purchase the bundle also receive a spray, buddy, and player card.
- Green Variant – 15 RP
- Red Variant – 15 RP
- Blue – 15 RP
- Phantom
- Operator
- Spectre
- Classic
- Melee
Glitchpop Collection
The Glitchpop Collection features four neon colorways, and skins for the Bulldog, Judge, Odin, Frenzy, and melee weapons. It’s a total of 8,700 VP for the full collection. Each individual weapon costs 2,175 VP, except for the melee dagger which is 4,350 VP.
- VFX Shooting Effect – 10 RP
- Animation – 10 RP
- Finisher – 10 RP
- Blue Variant – 15 RP
- Red Variant – 15 RP
- Gold Variant – 15 RP
- Bulldog
- Judge
- Odin
- Frenzy
- Melee
Oni Collection
The Oni Collection are Japanese-inspired weapon skins available for 7,100 VP. There is a Guardian, Phantom, Bucky, Shorty, and melee skin in the set. Each skin, aside from melee, has three additional variants to it in black, green, and white.
- VFX Shooting Effect – 10 RP
- Animation – 10 RP
- Finisher – 10 RP
- Black Variant – 15 RP
- Green Variant – 15 RP
- White Variant – 15 RP
- Oni Bucky
- Oni Guardian
- Oni Phantom
- Shorty
- Oni Melee
Elderflame Collection
The Elderflame Collection is the first Ultra Edition Valorant skin, added on July 10, 2020. There is currently an Elderflame Operator, Vandal, Judge, and Frenzy. You can evolve the weapon with Radianite Points for the following variants:
- Level 2: VFX Shooting Effect – 10 RP
- Level 3: Animation – 10 RP
- Level 4: Finisher – 10 RP
- Level 5: Red Variant – 15 RP
- Level 6: Blue Variant – 15 RP
- Level 7: Dark Variant – 15 RP
- Elderflame Operator
- Elderflame Vandal
- Elderflame Judge
- Elderflame Frenzy
Convex Collection
The Convex Collection are a set of Valorant skins introduced to the game on June 24.
- Convex Sheriff
- Convex Judge
- Convex Spectre
- Convex Bulldog
- Convex Operator
Sovereign Collection
The Sovereign Collection is a skin collection available during June, with a full bundle price of 7,100 VP. Each individual Valorant skin includes four variants, except for melee, and can be purchased for 1,775 VP. The melee skin is 3,550 VP on its own.
- Ghost
- Stinger
- Guardian
- Marshal
- Melee
Avalanche Collection
Individual Avalanche skins have been present in the VALORANT store since the third week of closed beta. This collection features icy blue skins for five different weapons.
- Classic
- Marshal
- Phantom
- Spectre
- Vandal
Imperium Collection
The Imperium skin set contains two skins for Classic and Melee weapons. For the Classic skin, you’ll need to drop 1,275 Valorant Points, or you can drop 2,550 for the melee skin. Imperium set features dragon designs and shiny gold textures.
- Classic
- Melee
Ronin Collection
The Ronin set are Japanese inspired skins, featuring dragon designs with red, black, and gold trim. There are currently three different skins in the Ronin set, which are 875 Valorant Points each.
- Sheriff
- Bulldog
- Operator
Reaver Collection – 5,325 VP
The Reaver Bundle can be obtained for 5,325 Valorant Points. There are currently four skins in the Reaver collection, and three of them can be evolved with Radianite Points. The three different levels can be unlocked for 10 Radianite Points. Each individual Reaver skin costs 1,775 Valorant Points, except for the Tactical Knife, which is 3,550.
- Sheriff – 1,775 VP
- Vandal – 1,775 VP
- Operator – 1,775 VP
- Melee – 3,550 VP
Luxe Collection
The Luxe weapon set contains six different weapon skins, and each weapon has different color options. Each level of Luxe skin costs an extra 15 Radianite Points to unlock. Additional variants include Blue, Camo, Gold, and default Red.
- Ghost
- Spectre
- Judge
- Vandal
- Operator
- Melee
Prism Collection
The Prism bundle will run you 6,375 Valorant Points, and includes the Ghost, Spectre, Phantom, Operator, Ares, and Melee skins. Each individual skin costs 1,250 VP. This set features blue iridescent designs.
- Ghost
- Spectre
- Phantom
- Operator
- Ares
- Melee
Agent Contracts Skins
Completing contracts for specific Agents will unlock skins exclusive to them. Here are all of the different Agent exclusive skins we have in the game so far:
- Breach’s Frenzy aka Ragnarocker
- Brimstone’s Sheriff
- Cypher’s Ghost – Hush
- Jett’s Sheriff – Game Over
- Omen’s Ghost aka Soul Silencer
- Phoenix’s Frenzy aka Spitfire
- Raze’s Classic aka Pistolinha Classic
- Sage’s Classic aka Final Chamber
- Sova’s Sheriff – Protektor
- Viper’s Shorty – Snakebite
Prime Collection
- Classic
- Spectre
- Guardian
- Vandal
- Melee
Aristocrat Collection
- Sheriff
- Stinger
- Vandal
- Bulldog
- Ares
Dot Exe Collection
- Ghost
- Judge
- Odin
- Vandal
Kingdom Collection
- Classic
- Bucky
- Spectre
- Phantom
- Melee
Couture Collection
- Frenzy
- Stinger
- Bulldog
- Marshal
Rush Collection
- Frenzy
- Judge
- Phantom
- Ares
Galleria Collection
- Classic
- Bucky
- Guardian
- Phantom
- Marshal
Valorant Skins by Weapon
Classic
- Final Chamber
- Galleria
- Kingdom
- Pistolinha
- Prime
Shorty
- Snakebite
Frenzy
- Couture
- Ragnarocker
- Rush
- Spitfire
Ghost
- Dot Exe
- Hush
- Luxe
- Soul Silencer
- Vendetta
- Sovereign
Sheriff
- Aristocrat
- Game Over
- Peacekeeper
- Protektor
Stinger
- Aristocrat
- Couture
- Sovereign
Spectre
- Kingdom
- Luxe
- Prime
Bucky
- Galleria
- Kingdom
Judge
- Dot Exe
- Luxe
- Rush
Bulldog
- Aristocrat
- Couture
Guardian
- Galleria
- Prime
- Sovereign
Phantom
- Galleria
- Kingdom
- Rush
Vandal
- Aristocrat
- Dot Exe
- Luxe
- Prime
Marshal
- Couture
- Galleria
- Sovereign
Operator
- Luxe
Ares
- Aristocrat
- Rush
Odin
- Dot Exe
Melee
- Kingdom
- Luxe
- Prime
- Sovereign
Valorant Skins FAQ
Players can obtain Valorant skins through completing Agent Contracts, progressing through the Battle Pass, and buying them in the store fro Valorant Points.
Valorant skins cost different prices depending on the tier of the skin. Weapon skins range from 875 VP for Select Edition to 2475 VP for Ultra Edition.
Free Valorant skins are earned through leveling the Battle Pass and completing Agent Contracts.
Valorant Radianite Points can be earned through completing Battle Pass challenges and purchasing them in the in-game store.
Valorant is a free-to-play game, so in-game purchases are an excellent way to support the developers financially. If you play the game frequently, new skins are a fun way to customize your game’s look and prevent it from getting stale.
